What are a ingredient for on perfect sandwoch?

>With au jus

Holy heck that sounds good

good meat + something pickled

nice bread

thanks McBot

Pastrami
Mustard
Rye Bread

Sour pickle and salt and vinegar potato chips on the side.

Do your white European ancestors proud:
homemade mayo
broken fried egg x 2
homemade pain de mie.

mayo, mustard, onion (red is best) tomatoes, ham, cheese, lettuce, toast is best but normal bread works

god tier

sandwich =/= burger

homemade > cheap prefab chemicals

Prove a burger isn't a sandwich

Holy shit this is some Dr. Oz tier normie image

Slices of bread =/= buns

Buns are bread and sliced in half for burger use. Try again

Best,
McDonald's online ad robot

still tho it proves a valuble point

No it literally doesn't you fucking retard. It's salty and has virtually no water.

>I'm new I don't get it

What point is that? Preservatives work?

technically yes, but you see most preservatives only delay the decay of food making it last a few months longer at best, most fast food is so fucking packed with chemicals that it CANT decay, if you think that shit is healty you are very mistaken

Thanks, mom.

sliced bread comes from a loaf, buns are individualy made,
there is a reason we call it a hamburger bun instead of just calling it bread

Two pillar men and me inbetween.

You are welcome, now change your sheets or you wont get any good boy points, and please try not to wet the bed again, you are almost 34 now so try to act like a big boy

No, sliced bread is exactly that. Bread that's been sliced. There is no loaf qualifier anywhere but in your own mind

Cheese.

Thanks, mom.

Can you link me to some information that explains that preservatives in food are harmful?

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why not just three toasted breads

Fundamentally it is bread. You're trying to argue that thumbs aren't fingers because they're thumbs.

YOU FUCKING MADMAN!

This, although I actually prefer it without cheese.

Also, avocado + bacon + tomato + pepper jack on wheat bread tastes amazing.

looks like loafs to me

Corned beef
Thousand island dressing
Swiss cheese
Sauerkraut
Marbled Rye

>esidisi and kars will never pound your bunghole until you internally combust

Very well reasoned argument

meh fuck it

>Fundamentally it is bread.

not arguing here
but you see there are thousands of types of bread with a wide varity of uses, that is why we split them into diffrent sub groups

if i sliced pic related and slapped a patty between them you wouldent call it a hamburger

It would be a type of sandwich. Just like a hamburger is a type of sandwich. Just like any bread with any filling.

>Just like any bread with any filling.

is this a sandwich?

That's wrapped in a single piece. No

but it is bread with filling just like you said

> Just like any bread
> with any filling.
> is a type of sandwich

you literally said that it is a sandwich

It is a wrap, which is a type of sandwich.

A bun is a shape of bread.

A hamburger is defined by the patty more than the bun, imo.

Thumbs aren't fingers. They are digits, though.

This is a hamburger.

This is sandwich

This is a Sub, or Grinder, or Hero

Is beef wellington a type of sandwich?

Fuck off, it has more than one meaning, unlike thumb. merriam-webster.com/dictionary/finger

> any filling.
> any bread

Yep seams like a sandwich

is muffin a bread?

>two pieces of bread with something (such as meat, peanut butter, etc.) between them

no a wrapp is not a sandwich

Also this >A hamburger is defined by the patty more than the bun, imo.

A HOTDOG IS A SANDWICH

Nice whole grain bread toasted
Havarti melted onto the bread
Hot genoa warmed
cold tomato and lettuce

Love it.

Corn beef, sauerkraut, Swiss, and Russian on rye.

It's a quick bread, so yes. Pancakes are also bread

Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions – on a sesame seed bun

Lettuce, thin-sliced tomato, and thin-sliced Spam fried super crispy. Two layers of each. Light mayo. White bread.

You. I like you.

Is a reuben with mustard sacrilegious?

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Smeat and beansprouts

Bread is the most vital part of a sandwich, no matter how good every other ingredient is, shit bread will ruin it. With that out of the way, good bread, pork belly, mayonnaise, roasted tomatoes, and spinache. Served nice and toasted

Dide

yeah

> not adding salt and pepper
> not calling it a toast sandwich

For me it is the McChicken, the best fast food sandwich.

just tried a new one:
black forest ham
thin slice of sharp cheddar
thin slices of spanish chorizo
mustard, on sourdough
i like the thin chorizo, gives the whole thing more flavor

try peanut butter and apples - orgasmic

Thanks

I think butter was a key part as well satan

you know, its not badthat sounds good, and i am opposed to spam. you may have a classic there.

fried bologna sandwich in da haus

we need a championship playoff contest among sandwiches. 16 on one side, 16 on the other. pair off 2 at a time on each side, until you get the winner of each set of 16, then pair them

heres my list:
peanut butter and jelly
peanut butter and honey
ham, melted gruyere, mustard
pastrami on rye
grilled cheese
lobster roll
muffaleta
pulled pork barbecue
blt
blat
the "spanglish" sandwich: egg, bacon, tomato, etc
sub with the works
philly cheese steak
thick sliced turkey w/gravy/cranberry sauce
roast beef au jus
tuna salad
chicken salad
egg salad
falafel
gyro
carnitas torta
boneless fried chicken breast (made with coleslaw in Oakland, mmm)
cheeseburger
reuben
roast beef, cheddar cheese, pickles, mustard, garlic mayo, tomato, lettuce, sourdough roll (my classic sandwich)
and george orwells sandwich: baguette, sliced, rubbed with garlic. you can add butter, but its not the same. read down and out in london and paris
wraps dont count, cause you want something where the bread is solid enough to hold the ingredients without having to hold onto itself. gyro is like a folded half sandwich

OK, so get two slices of chilled white bread
Three(3) bottles of mustard
A jar of sunflower seeds
A pan
Figure the rest out.

>peanut butter and jelly
>peanut butter and honey
>ham, melted gruyere, mustard
>pastrami on rye
>grilled cheese
>lobster roll
>muffaleta
>pulled pork barbecue
>blt
>blat
>the "spanglish" sandwich: egg, bacon, tomato, etc
>sub with the works
>philly cheese steak
>thick sliced turkey w/gravy/cranberry sauce
>roast beef au jus
>tuna salad
>chicken salad
>egg salad
>falafel
>gyro
>carnitas torta
>boneless fried chicken breast (made with coleslaw in Oakland, mmm)
>cheeseburger
>reuben
>roast beef, cheddar cheese, pickles, mustard, garlic mayo, tomato, lettuce, sourdough roll (my classic sandwich)
>and george orwells sandwich: baguette, sliced, rubbed with garlic. you can add butter, but its not the same. read down and out in london and paris
I did the contest: final battle was gyro and fatty pastrami on caraway rye w/ mustard and pickle on the side: pastrami wins!

i wonder if fried mortadella is good. the fat chunks may melt out, which is either really good or a loss. im trying it.

Probably meat. Is there meat in there?

sourdough

Is that a Jello sandwich? Im legit viewing this on an iTouch Nano

You fuckers haven't heard of a chevre chaud. Ciabata bread, tomato, basil pesto, goat cheese. Put that shit in a panini press. Fucking delicious. Easy as shit too.

bread
roasted turkey
gravy
mashed potatoes
cranberry sauce
stuffing
carrots, boiled, salted and buttered

You guys like Ernest Hemingway? Hemingway was into a style of storytelling he called "Iceberg style." An iceberg is 90% underwater, only 10% shows for the ship captain. That's how he liked to tell stories. 90% of what's going on, he wouldn't even write about or describe. He'd just write the 10%, and let the reader try to fathom what was underneath everything.

My favorite story is called "The Big Two Hearted River." It's about this vet from WWI. He's seen the worst horrors of trench fighting. Seen all his friends die horribly. He's got PTSD. He's been through the wringer and back.

None of this is actually mentioned in the story. It's all the stuff that's underwater. What is described in the story, is the guy goes back to the place of his childhood, and goes fishing.

That's it. He's out there by himself. Fishing. Hiking. Camping. That's it. But there's this one scene that always gets to me. He wakes up in his little camp that he's made by the river. He wants breakfast. So he gets out an onion and some bread. He makes himself two onion sandwichs. Just onion and bread. He eats one and saves the other for lunch. Sounds disgusting, right? But you read this story, and you put yourself in the guy's shoes, and it's the most delicious thing you can imagine.

Bread, German salami, crisp lettuce, mayo, drizzle of spicy mustard.

he literally just fucking said preservatives arent the problem dumbass

Checked
Also toast sandwiches are underrated

I make a really nice grilled chicken which marinates overnight in lime juice/rind, garlic, soy sauce, and ginger.

I shred this, and make a sandwich out of it with jalapeno peppers and a thin spread of mayonnaise. Heavenly.

onion sandwiches are actually super good though

BURGER COMING THROUGH

yeah, onion goes with anything

Why live?

Minimal ingredients with optimal flavor.
I will try this today.